Infinite
“The market for something to believe in is infinite.” – Hugh MacLeod From this Seth Godin blog post.
Deeply Moved
One of my readers, Paul, left the above comment on my last post. What a kind gesture. I am a puddle. There’s so much love and kindness in this world.
Five design courses recently featured on Dezeen Courses
Dezeen Courses: for our latest courses roundup, we’ve selected five design-related courses recently featured on Dezeen Courses. Read more
Turner Works expands London warehouse complex to house creative hub
Architecture studio Turner Works has used « robust, hardworking » materials in its extension of an old textile manufacturing site in London‘s Harringay Warehouse District, transforming it into the Florentia Village creative hub. Read more
Minerva Tower becomes India’s tallest completed building
Mumbai firm Architect Hafeez Contractor reveals the 301-metre-tall Minerva Tower, the tallest completed skyscraper in India, in our latest Dezeen Exclusive. Read more
Chris Williamson proposes Neom-informed Loop to connect northern British cities
RIBA president Chris Williamson has proposed linking nine northern British cities with The Loop – a raised high-speed railway informed by Neom‘s megacity The Line. Read more
Ink tile collection by Ceramiche Refin
Dezeen Showroom: Italian company Ceramiche Refin was guided by hand-drawn gestures and meditative thought when creating Ink, its latest ceramic tile collection. Read more
Almaty officially replaces Neom as host of 2029 Asian Winter Games
The city of Almaty in Kazakhstan has been announced as the new host of the 2029 Asian Winter Games, replacing the Trojena ski resort in Neom, Saudi Arabia. Read more
Malte Lundberg designs all-wooden alternative to « technical » office chairs
As part of Stockholm Design Days, Swedish designer Malte Lundberg is exhibiting an ergonomic desk chair made entirely from wood, all the way down to the giant spiralling screw used to adjust the seat height. Read more
Bernadotte & Kylberg designs signature suites in Stockholm’s Clarion Hotel Sign
Stockholm’s largest hotel has unveiled three suites designed by Carl Philip Bernadotte, better known as Prince Carl Philip of Sweden, and Oscar Kylberg, featuring new furniture inspired by the building. Read more

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